Sentence examples for late flying from inspiring English sources

Green Bay's Clay Matthews sparked a sideline shoving match on Sunday after delivering a late, flying tackle of San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick during the second quarter.

The Williams and Benetton formation continued on the second row, as Coulthard was third, with Herbert qualifying fourth after a late flying lap, equalling his best-ever qualifying position, achieved at the 1994 Italian Grand Prix for the Lotus team.

Zurich Opera's latest flying visit to London brought a concert performance of Mozart's final opera seria, a work that has undergone significant revaluation in recent times.

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BOB WOODWARD'S latest fly-on-the-wall White House potboiler, "Obama's Wars", is among other things an essay in the loneliness of command.

(Gregorius, the lean, utterly confident Yankee shortstop, beat out a routine two-hopper to short in the late going, flying up the line).

He came relatively late to flying, despite a lifelong love of aeroplanes, and on the way picked up a prose style considerably more poetic than the clipped, laconic remarks we usually hear from the cockpit.

A nice surprise is "Black Chicken 37," a violin solo by the late Pedro Depestre flying low over a swirl of understated simmering percussion.

The world continues to eat up any and every Flappy Bird knock-off as app developers laugh from their gilded bedrooms, with the latest, Flying Cyrus, hitting No. 1 in the Apple App Store for iPhone.

"Maybe they've been waiting 30 years to get them all together at the same time!" Harrison Ford is seen in the latest trailer flying the Millennium Falcon before another shot shows the craft crashing.

By disabling the notifications, you'll start to take a little of the psychic control back from a state of constantly reacting to the latest notification flying your way.